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The Board directed the Bond program management team to prioritize quick-start projects, focusing on cooling systems in classrooms without air conditioning.

Families, staff, and community members are playing a key role in shaping the future of their local school campuses by participating in these committees.

In the spring, the Board directed the Bond program management team to prioritize quick-start projects, focusing heavily on adding cooling systems to classrooms without AC.

The performance audit revealed a positive assessment of the district's management, with no significant problems or disagreements identified. Spending on bond projects was found to align with what voters approved, ensuring accountability and transparency. Additionally, the audit confirmed that payroll and procurement procedures adhere to legal requirements, and no significant accounting issues or unreported financial problems were discovered. Overall, the audit concluded that the bond funds are well-managed and used appropriately.

Redwood City School District (RCSD) is progressing to Phase II of its School Modernization and Construction program, following community approval of Measure S in November 2022.

The community can expect a positive impact on both the environment and the district's budget, showcasing a forward-thinking approach that benefits students, taxpayers, and the planet.

If approved by local voters, the money raised by Measure S will only be used for capital expenses and not for operating costs. The law is clear that bond funds may only be used on capital expenses that are expressed in the measure.